Shooter’s Steakhouse and Saloon

Super friendly staff (especially Karen our bartender). Fun atmosphere. Loads of karaōke (just about everyday)!! And the food was delicious! I highly recommend the chicken sandwich with green chilies!

The food was below average. My steak was bad, as was my buddy’s steak. When the server checked back, he showed her the steak, but it didn’t seem like she was aware of what a medium rare steak needs to look like. I guess we hoped for more from a place with «Steakhouse» in the name. Also, the building was downright cold, something I asked about 4 times. The upside? The karaōke was actually surprisingly good (except for really odd rap song selections that ruined the flow of the fun — and lots of those songs were waaaaaay too long, and unnecessarily offensive. I mean, I know it’s a saloon, but still…)

Invited by a friend for Sunday $ 1 Tacos. Great idea along with pretzel bites, onion rings, and portobello mushrooms. Friendly service and tasty tacos.

I’ve now been to Shooters a few times and I’ve never been disappointed. It’s a good bar, but also a great restaurant if you like bar food. Shooters is the perfect place to get a burger and a beer, and watch a game or just hang out with friends. They portray a sort of «rough around the edges» look but in reality the people there are friendly. It also seems to be a gathering place for many leather-​clad, grizzled Harley riders, there always seem to be a few there every time I go.
Overall Shooters creates a fun atmosphere. The building itself is an old mosque turned bar. Inside they have some table games like pool, shuffleboard and darts if you’re so inclined, but mostly drinking. Shooters does host karaōke on certain weekends, I’d call ahead and make sure since its not always the case. The food that I’ve had there has been great so far. I usually take friends there for the Monday burger night. 3.50 for a big bigger, another dollar for fries? Can’t beat it. The burgers are large and juicy, usually perfectly charred on the ends. Their onion rings are some of the best I’ve ever had too. Other than that I’ve had a reuben and a few steaks there, and I’ve never been disappointed. Don’t get me wrong, its not the Fleming’s of steaks but for the price and venue, I was very impressed with the quality.
Shooters also does appetizers really well. I’ve come here for karaōke and beer where we ordered some wings, onion rings, jalapeño poppers I believe? It was awhile back. Given we were all a few drinks in, but also impressed with their frying skills. One thing I personally like about Shooters is they always seem to have the Full Sail Session Lager on sale, like less than $ 3 sale. I love the Full Sail brewery and for cheaper-​than-​domestic prices you can’t beat it. Others I’ve been with have also enjoyed
Shooters is a great place to kick back and have a beer, and order some bar food. I can’t speak to a lot of their more extravagant dishes as I’ve mostly stuck to the sandwiches here but overall its a fun, affordable place to drink and eat.

perfectly cooked medium burgers– the char on ‘em was perfect and a pleasant surprise!

Good food, great daytime bartenders. Dirty bathroom and no soap.

We love coming here to eat. Always fun hanging out listening to live music and karaōke!

My boyfriend and I each ordered the rib eye cooked medium. It was flavorless and tough. Expensive for a meal that I couldn’t chew.

This is my new favorite late-​night food spot! This gem has a unique menu, friendly staff and bare bones ambiance that seems to fit perfectly!
I am mildly addicted to their Teriyaki Tofu! It is cripsy outside and soft inside with the perfect amount of tangy Hawaiian BBQ sauce. My fiancée has tried many of their items and loves that they have spam and eggs! I think we have been there 5 times since our first discovery of the dive 2 weeks ago!
If you are looking for some late night grub besides Nico’s, Taco Shop and Old Chicago, I recommend this place highly!

Started our office holiday extravaganza with drinks at Shooter’s. The place was BUSY as there was a holiday party going on in the front patio area plus Shooter’s was the check in place for Arizona Party Bike rides through Winterhaven.
We made our way through the crowded patio and in to the bar where we gathered around a table with a giant beam/​pole in the middle of it which made it a little difficult to actually talk to others at the table besides those closest to me physically. As busy as it was, we were still treated very well and we had drinks in our hands within moments.
Kinda hard to tell what the normal vibe of Shooter’s would be but I will be finding out because, HELLO? $ 1 tacos!

My daughter loves to go to Shooter’s for karaōke. But after 3 or 4 visits she was YELLED at. YELLED at by the bartender (owner?). She said, «If you don’t order an alcoholic beverage you’re out of here.» Apparently coffee is not enough to stay at Shooter’s. Rules are fine, but to yell and embarrass my daughter… unacceptable. I ask all karaōke singers to boycott this mean lady.

We have never had a bad burger here, nor have we had anything but very pleasant and competent service. The burgers, for about $ 4 including a large order of fries, sweet potato fries, or onion rings, taste like they were cooked over mesquite. Where can you get a better value than that? Macdonalds? Forget it. In-​Out? Forget that also. FUddruckers, Zin, Monkey? No way. This is hands down the best deal we have found in Tucson. We are in no way associated with Shooters. Just regular and very happy customers.

Karaōke night … The DJ clearly had an agenda. We had selected our songs well in advance and he still didnt play any of our music. We submitted 13 songs. 2 hours later he STILL hadn’t played any of them. Wtf??? The guy was clearly not in the karaōke business. Albeit, we went on 4^th of July, but the competition had nothing to do with independence day or the like. Maybe it had something to do with favoritism? Not sure. But we will not be back.

Great staff. It’s just needs some work. It’s seemingly odd. Things just do down hill if it’s not kept up.

I absolutely love this fun little dive bar. It’s right around the corner from my house so I can take a short walk there and home. I’ve only ate here once or twice but the food was really good! Drinks and food are both cheap which is always a plus!
As for late night fun this place is awesome! There is karaōke every Sunday night and the crowd is always friendly. I’ve never seen it get too rowdy but everyone is always having a good time. There are darts, pool tables, shuffle board, pac man, and other arcade games. The bartenders are just as friendly as the guests and provide great service. The only downfall I can see is how clean the bar feels. I haven’t decided if it’s just the ambiance/​western setting that makes it feel a bit dirty or if it’s just slightly under kept. In the end it’s not a huge issue because I feel comfortable enough to go in for a beer and game of darts in my yoga pants!

So, in fairness, this is more of a restaurant.
But it was on the list and was probably the least memorable of all of our stops.
The staff was friendly enough. I might be back to eat. The grill cooking the steaks smelled really good.

This is a great place to come have a delicious steak for dinner! Sunday nights are especially fun. Just after 10pm the karaōke starts the crowd rolls in! They have beer and liquor specials and the place turns into a great party!

Stopped in with a buddy after racquetball… Monday night, very quiet… perhaps 10 others in the bar/​restaurant and on patio. Layout is a bit odd… all *bar* aspects are crammed within the first 20 feet of the place (pool tables, darts etc.), seemed poorly thought out, and uninviting to stay.
Food…fairly standard Tucson bar/​grill food… probably a bit overpriced, and completely average in taste.
This wasn’t my first time here, but I can’t really see any reason to return.

We were drawn in by the promise of $ 3.50 for a great big half pound burger. That’s their Monday special. Toppings like cheese, bacon and green chiles are an additional $.75. You can also get any side you want (fries, sweet potato fries, onion rings, cole slaw) for $.75, so you are still only shelling out a Lincoln. Talk about buns of steal!
Their tap beer selection won’t make local gastropubs nervous but at least they have Sierra Nevada on tap.
Service is what you would expect and probably not for the finicky. If you have a problem watching your server place her hand around the rim of your glass as she sets it in front of you this place may not be for you. Service was, however, pleasant.
If you love burgers, or even if you just love a good deal, you owe it to yourself to end what most think is the worst day of the week going here and stuffing a burger in your face.

I’ve always wanted to go here after walking Winterhaven many times and seeing Shooter’s, but just never went until now. Boy, did I pick the right day! Monday is the burger special– a big old hamburger with the fixings for $ 3.50! Add a side and it’s about $ 4.50. That’s about half the price! The burger was prepared as asked– very rare. I didn’t ask any extras like cheese, just the usual condiments. Some sweet potatoes were very tasty although a little cold. My dad got the same but with onion rings and they got his burger well done perfectly.
Feels like it could be a neighborhood bar but I imagine it attracts others. I was surprised how empty it was for a Monday evening and with such a good burger deal.
There are other specials throughout the week including I believe ribeye. Service is good, nice atmosphere. I’ll be back, especially on Monday!